Araki Cabin

From the beginning of the game, right next to Riverwood, there is a small hunter's cabin. Killer-friendly, space-saving and compatible with Hearthfire's many options.

A small, knowledge-friendly, space-efficient player's home.

HEarth Fire is compatible with multiple adoptions.

Blackwood Lodge is a hunter's cabin and beginner's home located between Riverwood and Whiterun, just on the road to Desolate Falls Barrow. It features most of the crafting stations, tons of named and customizable storage, and numerous displays, as well as beds for two adopted children if the player uses HEarth Fire multiple adoptions.

Please note that this is a new version. Report any bugs you may encounter and I'll fix them as soon as possible!

The poor northern hunter's Talos worship finally caught up with him. Although his hut was hidden deep in the forest under the desolate waterfall Barrow, it was finally found by the Telmorians. Perhaps the dim light from his temple to Talos was seen from Whiterun, or perhaps an overheard rumor. No matter what the situation was, he didn't go down without a fight. Fortunately for the new dragon from the horizon, he left behind a nice, neat, and comfortable little house. Agent Telmore left behind his horse.

Blackwood Cottage is a comfortable home packed with character, found just outside Riverwood, towards Whitlam. The house is small but has many features as shown below. However, in keeping with the small, initial and cozy theme, some features were omitted because they simply did not fit the theme or the space. The home is compatible with HEarth Fire multiple adoptions, but it only has two beds for children, so space is tight. Even though this is a free house, I have done my best to make it as friendly a home as possible. The interior should look like any friendly - if very sophisticated - efficient - aerial hunting ground.

This home is meant to be a place where you can store your stuff, live, and even adopt children as the characters begin to return, but as the game progresses, most players will likely grow out of it.

feature:

-Stable appearance, fast travel marks for horses; wood chopping blocks. Provides plenty of idle tokens for children, their pets, and idle minions, etc. Lots of nice static clutter makes it feel more like a home.

• Artisan Station: Cooking Pot (can also cook oven recipes), Alchemy and Charming tables, all Blacksmith (Smelter, Anvil, Skinning Rack, Whetstone and Workbench) tables.

• Regular display: 20 weapon racks (one hangs on the outer wall, which looks nice, with a headhunter hanging on it), four weapon plaques, one shield, four mannequins. The house has a full-size bookshelf, as well as three smaller bookshelves (bedroom, office, and alchemist/charming desk).

• Custom displays: Dragon Claw, Dragon Map, Old Scroll, and Necklace (all provided to Mr. Dance 1, see credits for more information), as well as some static storage displays below.

• Named Storage: "Jewelry" safe in bedroom, "Strong Box" gems, "Chest" heavy armor, "Chest" light armor, "Unnamed chest under bed". Office has custom "Notes", "Journals" and "Keys" storage and their respective static models, as well as a "Scrolls" chest. The main room has a "lettuce" bucket, a "deli" cabinet and a "beverage" bin. The alchemy/magic area in the basement contains the "Soul Gem" power box, the "Alchemy Ingredients" backpack, the "Alchemy Bag", "Poison" and "Poison" chests. The blacksmith area has a "raw bone" chest, a "raw ore" barrel, an "ingot" chest, and a "leather" chest.

• Custom storage: There are customized displays in the general display area of ​​the basement: "Archery Equipment" (static bow on the shelf); "Two-Handed Weapons" (static two-handed weapons on the shelf); "One-Handed Weapons" (static one-handed weapons in the cauldron); "Shield" (static shield in the crate above the workbench). Please note that these exteriors do not change depending on what is stored inside.

-Three small earthfire seeders on the shelf next to …